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Top 10: Submarine-Destroying Aircraft of All Time
Converted bombers would roar a few hundred feet above the sea dropping depth charges and firing rockets; with over 120 Allied ...
Remarkably, the crew of the USS Barb did sink a Japanese train during World War II—though not with torpedoes. In 1945, under ...
Lt. Angelo Belloni seized control of submarine F-43 at the Muggiano shipyards near La Spezia, Italy. The coastal submarine, ...
Marines completed a training exercise deploying sonobuoys for submarine hunting from an MV-22 Osprey aircraft. The event marks increased Marine and Navy coordination in anti-submarine warfare.
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China's submarines are getting quieter and deadlier in the seas closest to home, analysts warn
China's been steadily upgrading its submarine fleet and weapons to detect those of the US should the two nations go to war.
Japan's Defense Ministry said the country faces "the most severe and complex security environment" since World War II.
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New USS Utah Fast Attack Submarine to Honor World War II Battleship
The first USS Utah was lost in the attack on Pearl Harbor, and no other ship was named for the Copper State until Saturday’s ...
In a naval exercise, a modest $100M Swedish submarine stunned the U.S. Navy by “sinking” a $6B supercarrier — a result that reshaped views on stealth warfare.
Vladimir Putin has announced a successful test of a Poseidon nuclear-powered submarine torpedo which experts have warned is ...
By conventional submarine standards, Excalibur seems a tad small. In fact, it's about the size of the Navy's X-Craft midget submarines used during the Second World War, with a length of 39 ft (12 m), ...
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The Royal and German Navies Are Partnering to Hunt Russian Submarines
During both world wars, the German Navy tried its utmost to bring the UK to heel through unrestricted submarine warfare. Conversely, the Royal Navy deployed countless warships, men, and resources in ...
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